i have the honor to serve as superintendent of the barron area school district in barron county. what a glorious day. this will certainly never be forgotten. there is so much love and hugs in our district today. it's just insurmountable. jayme has been found safe and has been reunited with her family and friends. there is truly nothing in the world better than that. i would like to take time to address questions. what has it been like in the school district in the past months? it has been 88 days of hope for her safe return, 88 days of prayers for jayme, her family, friends, students, staff and community. 88 days of holding on to the faith that our authorities would never give up and they certainly did not. finally, 88 days of our close knit community with the same goal in mind and that was to bring jayme home and back into our arms. i would like to thank everyone for your overflow of support that continues to come to us from local, state, federal agencies, businesses, families along with the incredible small town connection that we have. we are truly a beautiful family. most imp

barron county>"you know my legs started to shake man. it was it was awesome ..." barron county's sheriff could not contain his relief at the end of the 88=day search.naton october 15th of last year, the bodies of james and denise closs were found, shot to death in their home in the tiny town of barron, northeast of minneapolis.their 13 year old daughter was missing. months of searching turned up no clues.and then ... "i just happened to be there. and she found me. that was good."a woman walking her dog in gordon. 70 miles north of barron, came across the girl and took her to a neighbor's home.< peter kasinskas> "jeanne walked in and said this is jayme closs call 911. i was in absolute shock." "i absolutely knew it was her. we've seen her picture a million times around here. she looked exactly the same as she did in her picture. a little bit thinner, i would say. and she looked really tired. like she's been fighting a battle for weeks."she gave police a description of her abductor,< peter kasinskas> "she

to serve as superintendent of the barron area school district in barron county. what a glorious day. this will certainly never be forgotten. there's so much love and hugs in our district today. it's just insurmountable. jayme has been reunited with her family and friends. there is truly nothing in the world better than that. now i would like to take time to address a few of the common questions that have come our way last night and this morning from all of you. what has it been like in the barron area school district in the past months? it has been 88 days of hope for her safe return, 88 days of prayers for jayme, her family, friends, our student, staff and community. 88 days of holding onto the faith that our authorities would never give up and they certainly did not. finally, 88 days of our close knit community with the same goal in mind and that was to bring jayme home and back into our arms. i would like to thank everyone for your overflow of support that continues to come to us from local, state, federal agencies, businesses, families, along with the incredi

district in barron county.is will certainly never be forgotten. there is so much love and hugs in our district today. it's just insurmountable. jayme has been found save and has been reunited with her famiy and friends. there is truly nothing in the world better than that. now i would like to take time to address a few of the common questions that have come our way last night end of this morning it from all of you. what has it been like in the barron area school district in the past month? it has been 88 days of hope for her safe return, 80 days of prayers for jayme, her family, friends, student, staff, and community. 88 days of holding onto the faith that our authorities would never give up, and they certainly did not. finally, 88 days of our close-knit community with the same goal in mind. that was to bring jayme home and back into our arms. i would like to thank everyone for your overflow of support that continues to come to us from local, state, federal agencies. businesses, families, along with the incredi

barron county>"you know my legs started to shake man. it was it was awesome ..." barron county's sheriff could not contain his relief at the end of the 88=day search.naton october 15th of last year, the bodies of james and denise closs were found, shot to death in their home in the tiny town of barron, northeast of minneapolis.their 13 year old daughter was missing. months of searching turned up no clues.and then ... "i just happened to be there. and she found me. that was good."a woman walking her dog in gordon. 70 miles north of barron, came across the girl and took her to a neighbor's home.< peter kasinskas> "jeanne walked in and said this is jayme closs call 911. i was in absolute shock." "i absolutely knew it was her. we've seen her picture a million times around here. she looked exactly the same as she did in her picture. a little bit thinner, i would say. and she looked really tired. like she's been fighting a battle for weeks."she gave police a description of her abductor,< peter kasinskas> "she

on october 15th after her parents james and denise were found shot and killed in their home near barron. authorities spent months searching for her.then - on thursday- a miracle.voice of kristin kasinskas/ woman who helped jayme closs: our neighbor came to our front door and said, 'this is jayme kloss call 911 right now.." jayme approached a woman walking her dog -- 70 miles north of where she was last seen.they went to a nearby house asking for help.peter kasinkas "i was in absolute shock."kristin kasinkas "she looked really tired, like she'd been fighting a battle for weeks."shortly after - police arrested and charged 21- year-old jake thomas patterson with 2 counts of first degree murder and kidnapping.sheriff chris fitzgerald/ barron co: we do believe jayme was the on target.police say patterson held jayme in a home in a remote area.sheriff chris fitzgerald/ barron co: 11:06:59 i can tell you that the subject planned his actions and took many proactive steps to hide his identity from law enforcement and the general public. according to police, patterson has no criminal history with

chris fitzgerald/barron county sheriff's department"we're looking for receipts, where the suspect may have been over the last 88 days. did he take things with her? did she go with him to the store? did he buy clothes for her? did he buy food?"in the meantime, jayme closs' relatives are happy to have her back home. voice of angela de andriano/jayme closs' cousin "so we're just trying to come together as a family, a community, and as a country to take care of them."i'm john lorinc reporting ( robin ) a 6-hour long police standoff in a north bay safeway parking lot... ended peacefully sunday. according to novato police, the situation started at the 76 gas station convenience store on ignacio boulevard. police say the suspect - 40 year old juan roman -was angry that he couldn't get a fuel pump to work and that he was also upset about family issues. roman allegedly poured out gas and tried to set a fire at the gas station. he then drove to the safeway on nave drive and would not get out of his car. he was eventually arrestd on suspicion of attempted arson and vandalism. (robin) coming up i

. >> neil: you are looking at barron wisconsin. we'll get the details on this man accused of kidnapping jayme closs and murdering her parents. that's set to be formally charged in a wisconsin courtroom in barron, wisconsin. jack patterson decided to abduct this girl after spotting her getting on a school bus some months back. when that begins, we'll take you there live. and now the same old same old in washington d.c. day 24 now in the record government shut down. the president slamming democrats for failing to deal with him and rejecting respect plans to stop it. so we naturally are as we have been all over it. welcome. this is "your world." i'm neil cavuto. in a moment, we'll talk to virginia democratic senator mark warren saying the democrats are the ones that need to lead in this shut down. wisconsin republican senator ron johnson who says the government needs to pay essential workers hit by this shut down. but we begin first with john roberts where the president is trying to re-assure everyone it will work out. jonathan? >> we

gayle king is there reporting in barron, wisconsin.here she spoke to three of her relatives about the moment they learned she'd been rescued. it is their first television interview since they've been reunited with jayme. gayle, good morning. >> good morning, norah. as you can imagine, we were so excited to talk to them yesterday. it really was a very exciting conversation for all of us who got to meet the closs family. i want to set the scene. we are in the lobby of the justice center. i want to give you an idea about what happens here. 50 feet to my right is the dispatch center. that's where the 911 call came in the night that jayme's parents were shot and killed. 50 feet to my left is the jail. that is where jake patterson is sitting in a cell all along. above me is the courtroom where he will appear later today. a lot happens in this building. this is a big day for jake patterson. but he is not the topic of conversation today. it is still about jayme closs. any have a #they say, #j-amazing. i like that. they never game up hope, but

barron county sheriff chris fitzgerald -- >> we don't believe the suspect had any connection with the closs family. so i think he picked jayme, and that's the question is why. we need to find that out. >> reporter: october 15th, jayme's parents, denise and james, were shot to death, and there was no sign of the teenager. but thursday after being held against her will for 88 days at this secluded cabin in remote wisconsin, closs made a break for it. peter and his wife called 911 when she was brought to their doorstep by a neighbor. >> she told us she was well hidden. she said that other people would come to the house, but she would have to be hidden. >> reporter: jayme is back living with her aunt. investigators are retracing patterson's steps. >> we'll be looking for receipts and places he went the last 88 days. >> reporter: demarco morgan, cbs news, barron, wisconsin. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," gayle king talks with jayme closs' relatives about being reunited with her. >>> tens of thousands of teachers in los angeles are expected to strike this morning in the nation's second-la

joining me the wisconsin attorney general, brian o'keefe from the criminal investigation, the barronounty district attorney. the douglas county sheriff, captain nick wanack, and diane tremble, the superintendent of the school district. jayme closs is safe, and the family is requesting you please respect their privacy at this extremely emotional time. also in a few minutes, you will hear from the superintendent on a message from the school, and please respect the respect of no media on school property today. please. this case remains a team effort, from the beginning, and i will never be able to thank all the agencies and businesses, individuals, that helped on this case with their singular focus to bring jayme home. yesterday there was a lot of confusion with an erroneous social media post about 4:30 p.m. in walwerth county. it in no way had connection to this case as recorded on facebook. shortly after i posted that jayme was not involved in the incident, my detectives were alerted, a 911 call was being given out in douglas county, and responding to a person claiming they had found

cavuto is now. >> neil: you are looking at barron wisconsin.ll get the details on this man accused of kidnapping jayme closs and murdering her parents. that's set to be formally charged in a wisconsin courtroom in barron, wisconsin. jack patterson decided to abduct this girl after spotting her getting on a school bus some months back. when that begins, we'll take you there live. and now the same old same old

abc's alex perez joins us from barron, wisconsin. alex. >> reporter: hey, good morning, adrienne. this is the first morning in three months that jayme is waking up next to her family. her captor is behind bars and >> reporter: this morning, 13-year-old jayme closs is finally reuniting with her family 88 days after she vanished from her home where her parents were both brutally murdered. >> give her that big hug that i haven't had for 88 days. >> reporter: 70 miles from where she first disappeared, jayme stumbling upon jeanne nutter thursday. >> she was crying and said, i need help. i don't know where i am. i'm lost. please help me. and she said, i'm jayme, and then i am this close to her, so i knew it was jayme. >> reporter: jayme appearing disheveled, thin with no coat. >> she had somebody else's shoes on that were too big for her. she was just wearing like black sweats or leggings and a baggy sweatshirt and that was it. >> reporter: nutter rushing to a neighbor's house to call 911. >> it was like seeing a ghost. i mean it took my breath away, you know. i'm still -- it's kind of

kidnap her.on october 15th -- armed with his father's gun -- patterson went back .brian wright / barronounty district attorney: "he shaved his face all of his head hair and showered before leaving for the closs home, so no dna or fingerprints could be located."police say patterson -- wearing a mask -- shot and killed james closs. patterson told police -- he then saw denise hiding in the bathtub -- hugging her daughter.patterson says he taped the teen's mouth -- and restrained her hands and feet. then patterson says he killed denise closs -- and took her daughter to a cabin about 70 miles away.for 88 days -- jayme says she had to endure outbursts from patterson -- while being barricaded under a twin bed.but on january 10 -- when patterson was out of the house -- jayme was able to escapebrian wright / barron county district attorney: "jayme deserves enormous credit as a 13 year old and she has such bravery to have done what she has done."now -- jayme closs is back with her familyas james patterson waits for his next court date -- behind bars.brian wright / barron county district attorney:

he made his first court appearance via video feed from jail in barron county, wisconsin. a criminal complaint lays out the case. it says on october 15th, patterson shot jayme's father in the head with a 12-gauge shotgun through the front door of the closs' home in the middle of the night. jayme told officials that she and her mother denise were hiding in the bathroom where patterson eventually found them. patterson allegedly told denise to hang up, forced her to tape jayme's mouth shut and then shot denise, putting jayme in the trunk of his car. the court documents also reveal how patterson allegedly targeted jayme. he told authorities he saw jayme getting on the school bus at her barron, wisconsin home after he quit his job at a local cheese shop. he allegedly told police he picked her as, quote, the girl he was going to take. he spent weeks planning the kidnapping. he drove by the house twice to try to kidnap her, shaved his head and showered to prevent leaving dna. the complaint says patterson hid jayme under his bed in a remote cabin and threatened her if she tried to

a sign on the dairy queen in barron, wisconsin, says welcome home, jayme, after news spread she is alive and safe after three months when she disappeared. >> jayme was reunited with her aunt at the hospital this afternoon. she will be reunited later with the rest of her family this evening. >> investigators say closs turned up on in gordon, wisconsin, a heavily wooded area about 65 miles from her home. she escaped on foot from where she was held. she approached a dog walker who took her to a nearby home for help. >> she looked really tired like she'd been fighting a battle for weeks. >> in cases like this we often need a big break. it was jayme herself who gave us that break. >> closs had been missing since her parents were shot to death in the family's home outside barron on october 15th. authorities say she had been taken against her will by 21- year-old jake patterson from gordon. investigators say they believe closs who witnessed her parents' deaths was patterson's only target, although they didn't get a motive. >> jayme is the hero in this case. there's no question about it and she'

sheriff chris fitzgerald/barron co: "we also know now that the suspect was not at home, while we dontknow how she escaped at this time we believe that the suspect was out looking for her when law enforcement made contact with him."as for jayme...she's now safe with family - after almost three months missing.sheriff chris fitzgerald/barron co: it's amazing the will of that 13 year old girl to survive and escape.i'm omar jimenez reporting. (grant) a bay area judge say new rules the president would result in a substantial number of women losing birth control coverage. the judge made the comments during an oakland hearing on whether to block the rules. they are set to go in effect monday. and would allow more employers including publicly traded companies...to opt out of providing no-cost contraceptive coverage to women by claiming religious objections. (vicki) a worker in california's central valley has died after a 600-pound blade from a wind machine broke loose and hit him on a citrus orchard last week. police reports say 53-year-old richard escobedo was was shutting down the machine wh

kidnap her.on october 15th -- armed with his father's gun -- patterson went back .brian wright / barronounty district attorney: "he shaved his face all of his head hair and showered before leaving for the closs home, so no dna or fingerprints could be located."police say patterson -- wearing a mask -- shot and killed james closs. patterson told police -- he then saw denise hiding in the bathtub -- hugging her daughter.patterson says he taped the teen's mouth -- and restrained her hands and feet. then patterson says he killed denise closs -- and took her daughter to a cabin about 70 miles away.for 88 days -- jayme says she had to endure outbursts from patterson -- while being barricaded under a twin bed.but on january 10 -- when patterson was out of the house -- jayme was able to escapebrian wright / barron county district attorney: "jayme deserves enormous credit as a 13 year old and she has such bravery to have done what she has done."now -- jayme closs is back with her familypatterson waits for his date -- behind bars.brian wright / barron county district attorney: "now it's time for

brussels correspondent georg boxes and from the university of edinburgh was professor paul baer as are barron's has been advising the german parliament on the legal implications of breaks it for the e.u. states gentlemen it's good to have you on the show this evening georg i want to start with you bring us up to date on what the european union is doing now and knowing that the break it agreed to with theresa may is a good deal. i'm a friend fred brand my feeling is that the officials in brussels at least at the european institutions have decided to sit tight rather frustrated observing what london is doing and some here say rightly so they have worked hard they've bend over backwards they've provided compromises and they've provided a very good divorce deal that took him to respect a lot of the wishes that's theresa may has brought to brussels and renew return they got uncertainty in return they've got the disastrous situation we have now and in return they were forced to absolve political infighting that only made matters was including yesterday they were has there been any word you know offic

sheriff chris fitzgerald/barron co: "we also know now that the suspect was not at home, while we dont know how she escaped at this time we believe that the suspect was out looking enforcement made contact with him."as for jayme...she's now safe with family - after months missing.sheriff chris fitzgerald/barron co: it's amazing the will of that 13 year old girl to survive and (pam) (pam) and tonight, we are getting the first photograph of jayme closs .. reuniting with her aunt and her dog molly. her other aunt, carla closs says, it is awesome and the best news that jayme is back with her family. (ken) the high cost to rent a one-bedroom apartment in san francisco is having a trickle down effect on surrounding bay area cities. and, we just learned, through numbers released by zillow, the areas seeing the largest increase in rents are actually in the east bay and south bay. kron four's philippe djegal has the numbers. (philippe) oakland... in the past two years... has seen the most dramatic spike in rents for one-bedroom apartments. from 20-17 until early last year, zillow says the media

. >> reporter: yesterday barron county sheriff chris fitzgerald wrote on facebook, "we promised to bringayme home, and tonight we get to fulfill that promise." and there were rumors circulating that jayme had been found earlier hundreds of miles away in another county, but law enforcement debunked that rumor on twitter. they plan on holding a press conference later this morning. anne-marie? >> i can't wait to hear what they have to say. this is incredibly good news. marc liverman here in new york, thank you very much, marc. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," adriana diaz is in barron, wisconsin, with the latest on the jayme closs investigation. >>> it's day 21 of the partial government shutdown. it's now lasted the same number of days as the longest shutdown in american history. president trump flew to south texas yesterday to push for border wall funding. sources say he is laying the groundwork to declare a national emergency. about 800,000 federal workers stand to miss paychecks today. major garrett reports from hidalgo, texas. >>> we need a barrier. >> reporter: president trump surveyed

brian wright / barron county district attorney: "now it's time for us to obtain justice for her and herarents."i'm mary moloney reporting. (vicki) authorities in chico believe the powerful opioid fentanyl is responsible for a massoverdose event that left one person dead and hospitalized 13 others. amoung those who fell ill were two chico police officers who were accidently exposed on saturday. reports say six people were discharged today and three other are in "good condition." fentanyl is an opioid often mixed with heroin or cocaine. first responders administered naloxone and performed cpr for multiple individuals on site, a task which took almost every ambulance in the city of chico. <"for single-family residence to get this many individuals, especially all at one time, to walk in and have six cprs in progress ... that's a pretty big deal and no i have not experienced that many cardiac events all at the same time.">(vicki) a reporter working for a redding television station was attacked while covering that story. she made an announcement on twitter, saying she is determined to continu

. >> reporter: 21-year-old jake patterson briefly appeared in a barron county, wisconsin courtroom viaeo link, charged with two counts of murderer, burglary, and the kidnapping of 13-year-old jayme closs. the most extensive details of the 88-day saga were revealed through investigative interviews with jayme closs and jake patterson, and laid out in the criminal complaint. on october 15, patterson shot jayme's father james in the head with a 12-gauge shotgun through the front door of the closs' home in the middle of the night. jayme told officials she and her mother denise were hiding in the bathroom, where patterson eventually found them. jayme was in a bare hug with her mother, who was on the phone with 911. patterson allegedly told denise to hang up, forced her to tape jayme's hands, and then shot her. he placed jayme in the trunk of his car. closs said she heard sirens drive by a short time after patterson began driving. jayme vanished without a trace. today, the complaint answered how patterson targeted her. patterson told authorities he saw jayme getting on the school bus at her b

cnn's jean casarez is in barron, wisconsin. jean, first of all, do we know how she's doing?reporter: we know she's reunited with her family, as you have said and that it was a joyous moment. her aunt has said, and there was one picture that was released to show her with her dog and her aunt. and she looked wonderful. of course, that doesn't tell the whole story of three months in captivity, allegedly, with jake patterson who is in custody in the local jail here in barron county. the sheriff of barron county told me that this morning, they will continue to process the crime scene. the home that he allegedly held her at. we also do know that he was arrested on two charges of criminal intentional homicide in the first degree, as well as kidnapping. and the complaint should be filed on monday, because that is the initial court appearance right here in the building behind me. but this all started thursday, 4:30 in the afternoon. and let me tell you, it is cold here. it is so icy in that area where she was being held where the neighbor was walking her dog. but at 4:30 in the after

kidnap her.on october 15th -- armed with his father's gun -- patterson went back .brian wright / barron county district attorney: "he shaved his face all of his head hair and showered before leaving for the closs home, so no dna or fingerprints could be located."police say patterson -- wearing a mask -- shot and killed james closs. patterson told police -- he then saw denise hiding in the bathtub -- hugging her daughter.patterson says he taped the teen's mouth -- and restrained her hands and feet. then patterson says he killed denise closs -- and took her daughter to a cabin about 70 miles away.for 88 days -- jayme says she had to endure outbursts from patterson -- while being barricaded under a twin bed.but on january 10 -- when patterson was out of the house -- jayme was able to escapebrian wright / barron county (á2 shotá)( darya ) also new this morning... vacaville police shot a man after a double stabbing and a house fire monday night.( james ) it all started just before 7:00 last night when a teenage girl and a 43-year-old woman were stabbed on the 12-hundred block of alderwood wa

barron county sheriff, chris fitzgerald. >> we don't believe the suspect had any connection with thes family. so, i think he picked jayme, and that is obviously the million dollar question is why, and we need to find that out. >> reporter: on october 15, jayme's parents, denise and james, were shot to death, and there was no sign of the teenager. but thursday, after being held against her will for 88 days at the secluded cabin in remote, wisconsin, closs made a break for it. peter and kristen kasinskas called 911 when jayme was brought to their doorstep by a neighbor. >> she told us that she was very well hidden. she said that other people would come to the house, but she would have to be hidden. >> reporter: jayme is back with family living with her aunt. investigators are retracing patterson's steps. >> we'll be looking for receipts and places he went during those last 88 days. >> reporter: patterson has no criminal history and is relatively unknown to his neighbors and community. he has been charged with kidnapping and two counts of first-degree intentional homicide for the murder

joining us is barron county sheriff chris fitzgerald. thank you for being with us.ious and so shocking. do you have a sense of why this suspect and how was able to target and take jayme closs, though he lived two counties and 60 miles away? >> yeah, we're -- that's the million-dollar question. so, no, i don't have that answer. i wish i did. but hopefully today in the criminal complaint we'll be able to release more information about that. but i do know that he acted alone, and he acted -- very targeted approach and planned out attack on the closs home. >> i had heard one report that he had perhaps worked with jayme's father. is that true? >> he worked at the same plant, but that was over three years ooh and he only worked there for one day so we don't believe that was the connection with the closs family. >> and is it true that they had -- jayme closs and this suspect had no prior social media contact? this wasn't somebody that she, say, met online? >> no, there was no social media contact, no digital footprint at all that we've been able to uncover at this time to

that is the news barron county sheriff chris fitzgerald received saturday morning from the family of jayme closs.that the 13-year-old girl who was missing for 3 months is now back in her family's loving arms..chris fitzgerald:"we're going to work on jayme's time. we're going to work ... when jayme wants to learn more about the case, we will tell her. we're going to take it at her pace. we're going to do whatever she needs to make this happen."fitzgerald says his team of professionals right now are focusing on what's best for jayme's personal needs.jennifer smith, one of jayme's aunts, says words feeling she is having, knowing that her niece woke up in a safe place.reporter lindsey ford:"behind me is the home of jayme closs where she went murdered...but community members say there is now light at the end of the tunnel." sandy vanderveer:"this is like a miracle and i think everyone around the world is happy." andrea schilke:"just wish we could do something for her right away but we know it's going to take time and healing, and something good is going to have to come out of this and it

about 70 miles north of barron county-- where she went missing-- found jayme closs.a suspect was taken into custody. next at 8 a mother recalls losing her daughter to the flu....when she knew something was wrong. and the symptoms doctors say you shouldn't ignore. (pam) continuing coverage of breaking news tonight out of davis. that's where a police officer has been shot.(ken) now there is a manhunt for the gunman. gunman. for the gunman. (pam) flu season is about to peak in some parts of the country, but there is still time to get some protection with a flu shot.(ken) one washington mother shares her story of how fast the disease can kill a loved one. tatevik aprikyan has her story. rebecca hendricks/mother "january comes and it's like the peak of the season is coming."this time of year is about looking back for mom rebecca hendricks...rebecca hendricks/mother"she was a singer and a dancer and a little diva."pictures of her five year old daughter scarlet are displayed all over the house.rebecca hendricks/mother "i was kind of hearing a little bit about flu on the new

ke patterson is in jail here in barron county.s could be filed. he's due back in court on february 6th. >>> california's governor is calling on all sides to return to the bgaining table as the los angeles teachers strike enters itsecond day. nbc national correspondent miguel almaguer has a look at how schools and families are dealing with thiswalkout in the country's second largest school district. miguel, goodormorning. >> rr: good morning. teachers are poised to stay out of the classroom once again while negotiations that have no1 lasted months remain stalled with no agreement in sight. with a sea of more than 30,000 teachers, parents and students flooding the street in the rain, the union took their demands to school district headquarters. l.a. teachers are asking for smaller class sizes. some already have more than 40 students. monurses, counselors and librarians and a 6.5% raise. >> going to be out here all week. wherever they ask me to bs where i'm going to , fighting. >> reporter: both sides agree teachers in the nation's s

about 70 miles north of barron county-- where she went missing-- found jayme closs. a suspect was taken into custody. (vicki) it was a foggy day across the bay... where some cities were complete covered and you couldn't even see about five feet in front of you... this is what the fog looked like at the bay bridge toll plaza today. c-h-p oakland tweeted out this video... of dense fog blocking visibility ... reminding drivers to be safe.(grant) joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... with what we can expect for the work week... lawrence karnow: dense fog was slow to clear around the bay area today as a result temperatures stayed cool in the cloudy spots. highs today were mainly in the 50s. tonight we will see more dense fog develop making for very low visibilities tomorrow morning. storm clouds will increase in the afternoon with showers developing. rain and wind will pick up late in the day especially near the coast. highs tomorrow will be in the 50s and 60s. it will be mostly dry on saturday with a chance of afternoon rain on sunday. very stormy and

what is unclear why he chose jayme. >> ryan young reports from barron, wisconsin. >> reporter: as youcan imagine, this community is still all smiles when it comes to this story. jayme closs was found. in fact, a lot of people say not only did she survive but she escaped her captor and able to make it out to a road and make it to somebody who was walking a dog and then get to freedom. now we see all of the pictures of her joining her family and getting to enjoy those smiles and her freedom for the first time in over 88 days. there is something else that goes along with this. an investigation to figure out exactly how this man jake patterson discovered this house and decided to take a shotgun, blow open the front doors what the sheriff was telling us and go inside and murder her parents. his first court appearance is monday but a long part of this investigation that is ongoing. in fact, listen to the sheriff detailing how they are going through that house the next few hours. >> right now, we are looking for 88 days of evidence, so we are looking for receipts, where the suspect may have

reporter: a mysterious 911 call made in the middle of the night led authorities to the closs home in barron, wisconsin. >> the call was given that night from the residence on a cell phone, but no contact was made with somebody that was on the other line. there was no one communicating with our dispatcher. >> reporter: police arrived within minutes of the call. jayme's dad james lay dying. her mother denise already dead. neighbors say they heard gunshots. >> i heard one shot and the second shot was louder yet. >> reporter: authorities found bullet casings but no weapon and no jayme. an amber alert was issued nationwide and local authorities enlisted the fbi to help them. >> our goal to bring jayme home. >> she is the sweetest little girl. she wouldn't hurt a soul. >> reporter: thousands of tips poured in from across thehehehe country. while thousands of volunteers combed the countryside searching for the teenager. >> do you think jayme's still alive? >> i do. i think there's a lot of hope. >> reporter: hope but no jayme. a reward was offered. >> please, if you have information, we want to he

cnn's ryan young joins us from jayme's hometown in barron wisconsin. an incredible story.on are you seeing there. ? >> just really unreal. when you think about this, sometimes you have to contain yourself with stories like this one. i was calling all the time to ask the sheriff about this one. the update that we got yesterday about the fact that she was able to escape, and find someone to call 911, is just amazing. and during that news conference, the first one that he had yesterday, when the sheriff was talking, there were people from this community who were showing up who wanted to be in the crowd. they started clapping when he finished talking. you could feel the excitement. because people can't believe she was able to survive like this. and everyone that we talked to about jayme talked about how much of a fighter she is, so you understand this community taking this personally. you're talking about an area that is less than 5,000 people. they are blue ribbons all over this city. and on the big marquee, you can see welcome back jayme, listen to yesterday how people were

it is fabulous, it is the best news i have received all day, that she is in barron county. >> martha: today during -- and that is great news and we are so glad that she is talking, which we also heard you say that she obviously has a long road ahead, but she appears to be doing as well as possibly can be expected given the circumstances, with regards to the circumstances, one of the biggest questions that we all have is why her. you said that he targeted her specifically. what do you know about that? >> jayme was a target. there was no other contact with any other family member in the house. we know that he targeted her. he shot and killed both parents. that was before taking jayme and holding her for 88 days until jayme had the will to escape and reach out to the citizens of gordon who helped her out. >> martha: incredible story, but i want to ask you, the only connection that we know of so far is that he, the suspect worked at the turkey store where her parents worked for one day and then quit, is that the only connection that you have found social media, anywhere? is that the only

ron mott is injamie's hometown, b barron, wisconsin. this ehas t >> reporter: after this tragedy, jamie's family sorted out her future, which family members she'd live with, deal withrhe loss of parents, and the trauma wherever she had been taking. theyppever s believing that, one day, she'd be back where she belonged. >> my legsed to shake. it was awesomehi >> reporter:mornin ing jamie kloss safe at home with family. a photo with an aunt shows the smiling teenager. she endured three months as a fostage, an ordeal that began with the murderer parents, gunned down in the middle of the night in october. officials say she esced when her alleged captor left the house where she had been kept. >> we believe the suspect was out looking for her when law enforcement made contact with him. >> reporter: under arrest, 21-year-old jake thomas n, patterue in court monday to face kidnapping and murder charges. authorities say they don't believe jamie had ever interacted with thesuspect, captured in his vehicle while police believed he was out looking

reporting in barron county, wisconsin, ryan young, cnn. >> she certainly is.dly winter storm is moving across the united states. >> especially affecting people in the state of missouri, killing four people and stranding many other motorists. the storm dropped 12 inches, about 30 centimeters of snow on the city of st. louis. look at that. it is now heading east toward washington, d.c. and the mid-atlantic region. let's get more information about what's happening, all the snow that scommin ins coming. our meteorologist derek van dam is here. >> we're focusing our attention on the nation's capital, into baltimore, philadelphia, new york. looks like you're going to be spared the brunt of the storm. still, waking up to a wintry, wintry mess along the east coast. cincinnati, give credit to that runner there, running in the snow. that's incredible. but they are also dealing with slick roadways in cincinnati. several inches have piled up in that city. but that's actually not where the heaviest of snow is expected through the course of the day today. the nation's capit

james and denise closs were found shot to death in their barron home. police received a mostly inaudible 911 call from denise's cell phone around 1:00 a.m. when rt though authorities arri minutes later, the front door was kicked in, the parents were dead and jayme was gone. for months police and volunteers combed the area for clues. but the tight-knit community kept the faith. over the holidays, they held a christmas tree vigil for closs. her family never gave up hope despite few promising leads. >> jayme, we need you hear with us. we all love you to the moon and back and we will never stop looking for you. >> reporter: kasinskas believes about half a mile from his. he described the people who live there as different and said they kept a low profile. police took jayme to a hospital in duluth, and she is expected to be reunited with her family later today. >> adriana, thank you. i can't wait for the reunion. there are so many questions in this story. you know, it reminds me so much of the elizabeth smart case who went through unspeakable horrors and in t

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alex perez, abc news, barron, wisconsin. >>> turning now to the weather, evacuations have been ordered in parts of southern california as another storm threatens to trigger mudslides in areas burned by recent wildfires. meanwhile, snow in the mountains shut down interstate 5 for seven hours leaving some drivers stranded. now let's take a closer look at the forecast for this tuesday. >>> good morning. stormy in california for tuesday as well as in arizona and utah. spotty showers in texas as well. then for wednesday going through thursday, another round of storms including power outages with winds gusting up 60 miles per hour and big-time snow. then a major storm hits the east coast, starts cranking up by wednesday night, ohio valley region by thursday then it will begin to pummel the northeast by thursday night going into friday. brace yourself. we're going to have part two to the bad weekend weather. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, the $49 flight to europe and how to book it. >>> yeah, also ahead, what's new is old again including the ford bronco at the det

our ron mott is in barron, wisconsin, now with the latest. >> reporter: tonight 13-year-old jayme closs is alive and safe and even police here are stunned. >> my legs started to shake, man. it was awesome. >> reporter: three months after she disappeared, jayme turning up 70 miles from the wisconsin home where her parents were brutally murdered. police say she escaped her alleged captor who's now under arrest for those murders and her kidnapping. >> it's amazing, the will of that 13-year-old girl, to survive an escape. >> reporter: thousands of di not sleep much at all. >> reporter: jayme's aunt says the police told her the incredible news at a basketball game. >> i sat on the bench and cried. i got up and i hugged him and i said really. he said absolutely. >> reporter: police say the suspect 21-year-old jake patterson took jayme against her will to a house in a remote rural area and did not have prior contact with the closs family. >> we do believe jayme was the only target. i can tell you the subject planned his actions and took proactive steps to hide his identity from law enforcement

ron mott, nbc news, barron, wisconsin. >>> now to the growing ripple effect of the longest shutdown in government history. 24 days and counting. so many federal workers without pay. some now going to food banks to feed their families. and at the nation's airports, lines are growing as more and more tsa workers, their paychecks cut off, are calling in sick. let's get more now from nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: mondays often bring long lines at the world's busiest airport, but with the tsa checkpoint closed, the lines in atlanta today reached all the way to baggage claim. frederick russell waited 80 minutes for precheck. >> this was just overwhelming this morning. this is far and above anything i've seen at the atlanta airport. >> reporter: with 51,000 tsa workers still not getting paid, the number calling out sick is rising fast. 7.6% today. more than double the sick rate a year ago. some officers taking second jobs that do pay. >> we have friends and family that have been helping me out during this bad time. >> reporter: houston also closed a checkpoint today. now the tsa is advisin

that is the news barron county sheriff chris fitzgerald received saturday morning from the family ofthat the 13-year-old girl who was missing for 3 months is now back in her family's loving arms..chris fitzgerald:"we're going to work on jayme's time. we're going to work ... when jayme wants to learn more about the case, we will tell her. we're going to take it at her pace. we're going to do whatever she needs to make this happen."fitzgerald says his team of professionals right now are focusing on what's best for jayme's personal needs.jennifer smith, one of jayme's aunts, says words cannot describe the feeling she is having, knowing that her niece woke up in a safe place.reporter lindsey ford:"behind me is the home of jayme closs where she went missing, and her parents murdered...but community members say there is now light at the end of the tunnel." sandy vanderveer:"this is like a miracle and i think everyone around the world is happy." andrea schilke:"just wish we could do something for her right away but we know it's going to take time and healing, and something good is going to

. >> reporter: alex perez, abc news, barron, wisconsin. >>> police outside of dallas are looking forc's help searching for a missing mother. emily wade hasn't been heard from since last saturday after leaving a friend's house. she was driving a silver nissan altima with kentucky plates. she's the mother of a 7-year-old daughter. this morning, loved ones are at a loss to explain what's happened. >> i know she would never run away or run away from her daughter, her mother, or us. and -- i -- i'm awfully kind of at a loss at this point. >> i just want her to come home. i just want to know she's okay. i don't understand what's going on. >> wow, hope that family finds answers soon. investigators are working on several leads in the case. >>> just as they were supposed to go into effect, new birth control coverage rules have been blocked by a federal judge in california. the rules would have allowed more employers to opt out of providing women with no-cost birth control by claiming religious or moral objections. the rules will be blocked in 13 states and washington, d.c., while a lawsuit ch

jayme's aunt and godmother jen smith joins us by phone from barron, wisconsin. thanks for being here this morning. we can't say how happy we are enough that jayme is safe. what can you tell us about how she's doing this morning? >> i haven't got to see her yet but i get to see her this afternoon. and i hear she is doing great. and she's getting rest right now. >> oh, that makes us so happy. can you walk us through that moment that you found out that jayme is safe? >> oh, i just cried and lots of happy tears. and i just wanted to scream very loudly. >> how did you find out? >> the sheriff came to my house and an investigator. >> and can you share with us any details about what they told you about what these past few months have been like for her? >> he said that she's safe. we have her at a -- they have her at a hospital. they're getting her checked out. and they have a suspect in custody and that's all i know so far. >> that's all you know, and i'm sure you have a lot of questions, you and the entire family, and the community have a lot of questions. what more d

ron mott is in barron, wisconsin where the suspect appeared in court for the first time. hey, ron, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, hoda. this is a very chilling read. this criminal complaint says jake patterson told them he not he had gotten away with homicide and kidnapping when he was not caught within the first two weeks of this tragedy. but because of jayme's daving escape this past week, jake patterson is behind bars this morning and could spend the rest of his life there. from. >> you are charged in count one -- >> reporter: dressed in an orange jail uniform, jake patterson sat attentively for his initial court appearance answering questions matter-of-factly. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: the 21-year-old now charged with killing james and denise closs and kidnapping their daughter holding her captive for nearly three months. a disturbing and graphic 12-page criminal complaint released hours before the hearing, alleging patterson told investigators during his arrest, i did it. later describing how he saw jayme boarding a school bus on his way to work one day. >>